Ford Mustang Comparison

The new seventh-generation (S650-series) 2024 Ford Mustang has a base price $12,400 higher than its predecessor, and has cracked the $100,000 before on-roads barrier for the first time.

It’s available to purchase now, ahead of customer arrivals set for the second quarter of 2024. The range opens at $64,990 before on-roads for the EcoBoost Fastback.

The Dark Horse tops the range, priced at $99,102 before on-road costs with a manual or $103,002 before on-roads with an auto. Just 1000 units will come to Australia, and all feature a raft of unique darkened interior and exterior accents.